The endorsement of Kamala Harris by President Biden signals potential challenges ahead for the oil and gas industry. Harris’s track record and her commitment to aggressive climate policies indicate a possible continuation and intensification of the regulatory pressures seen under the current administration. Industry stakeholders should prepare for a landscape that emphasizes accountability and a shift towards renewable energy, which could significantly impact operations, investments, and overall strategy in the fossil fuel sector.

The trend of fiscal discipline among Permian Basin oil and gas producers, coupled with ongoing consolidation, is leading to slower output growth.

highlighted the significant potential for AI in the energy sector, emphasizing the critical role of energy infrastructure in supporting AI-driven electricity demand.

former President Donald Trump pledged to increase U.S. domestic oil production and roll back regulations to facilitate this expansion.

Former President Donald Trump has selected Senator J.D. Vance as his vice-presidential running mate, solidifying his stance as the pro-oil candidate in the upcoming election.

The cancellation of 75 Devonian/Silurian Salt Water Disposal (SWD) applications by the OCD (Oil Conservation Division) reflects a proactive approach to addressing seismic activity concerns in the area.